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[intexasatthe moment]

I've tried numbers below and none seem to deal with Southwark. 

0207 231 6816

0300 100 0253

0208 750 1580

Anyone know correct contact details ?

[Jules-and-Boo]

"Might have saved us all time had I just PM'd penguin straight away. They generally have a good insight into most things".

From your pretty ungracious reply to someone yesterday - maybe it's time for you to "phone a friend" Texas.

[OutOfFocus]

It might be worth mentioning Southwark is now part of South East London ICS. There system might cope with latter.

[intexasatthe moment]

Thank you out of focus 😄

29 minutes ago, Jules-and-Boo said:

From your pretty ungracious reply to someone yesterday - maybe it's time for you to "phone a friend" Texas.

You might be right J&B 

Or is that Angelina?

[ianr]

A web trail shows IT's numbers progressively closing and referrring you to the next one along -- that last being Heathow, which is  nevertheless apparently still open.  That seems to me to leave maybe Sutton or Kingston as the next nearest in their list of open branches, but my brainmaps don't have much in them about Essex way  Ah, hang about.  Look at 

https://www.medequip-uk.com/contact/woodford-green 

which says it handles Lewisham on their local scheme, but perhaps the SE London ICS will have a different arrangement, so I also second the suggestion to contact them.

Do Medequip also supply cryptic crosswords, Sudoku or other puzzles?

Edited 29 minutes ago by ianr
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[Jules-and-Boo]

we actually had a couple of larger items to send back and got through via email - I can try and find it if you are still stuck?

 

[intexasatthe moment]

13 minutes ago, ianr said:

Do Medquip also supply cryptic crosswords, Sudoku or other puzzles?

They don't need to, trying to track them off enough of a challenge.

 

Jules &Boo an email address would be n great thank you .

[ianr]

> They don't need to, trying to track them off enough of a challenge.

I find it's the getting to a solution that's the really therapeutic bit.